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Robinhood’s Reputation Is Ruined, Permanently

Robinhood, the next generation trading product, suffered a collapse for the second time. If traders want anything, it is for their system to be up and running when they have to trade.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 7 years ago

Financial Sector Routed on Oil, Coronavirus Worries

Plunging oil prices are putting pressure on financial sector stocks Monday. Investors are also keeping an eye on U.S. Treasuries. Financial firms' interest income could be hammered hard by the combination.

Paul Ausick · 7 years ago

Did the Right Company Buy E*Trade?

Morgan Stanley announced Thursday that it has agreed to acquire E*Trade in an all-stock transaction valued at $13 billion.

Paul Ausick · 7 years ago

HSBC to Fire as Many as 35,000

After its announced rough fourth-quarter earnings, huge bank HSBC told media that it will cut as many as 35,000 jobs. The bank’s pretax profit fell 33% to $13.4 billion, well below analyst forecasts.  It…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 7 years ago

Why Visa Stock Can’t Take Even a Little Bad News

Credit card giant Visa met analysts' consensus estimate for earnings and revenues but investors reacted more to a change in full-year guidance caused by the Plaid acquisition.

Paul Ausick · 7 years ago

What to Expect When Visa Reports After the Close

Visa is set to report its fiscal first-quarter financial results after the markets close on Thursday. Analysts overall anticipate strong year-over-year growth, after a recent fintech acquisition.

Chris Lange · 7 years ago

Wave of the Future: JPMorgan Cuts More Workers

The hundreds of people JPMorgan will fire is a very modest number. But at some point, bank branches will look like chain drug stores and large retailers, where transactions do not require humans.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 7 years ago